"convey" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

convey czasownik

convey + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 63

convey information • convey emotion • convey the impression • convey a message • convey a sense • convey a feeling • ...

Kolokacji: 8

Grup znaczeniowych: 12

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 11

1. convey emotion = wyraź uczucie convey emotion

2. convey respect = wyraź szacunek convey respect

3. convey instructions = przekaż instrukcje convey instructions

4. convey sadness = wyraź smutek convey sadness

5. convey one's love = przekazywać czyjś miłość convey one's love

6. convey one's passion = przekazywać czyjś namiętność convey one's passion

7. convey warmth = wyraź ciepło convey warmth

8. convey anger = wyraź gniew convey anger

9. convey affection = wyraź sympatię convey affection

10. convey frustration = wyraź frustrację convey frustration

They said that Robbins had not been able to figure out how to convey frustration and poignancy in the dream ballet where a sailor fruitlessly searches for his lover.
It is written from Josh's point of view, the taut language effectively conveying his distress and frustration.
If the President meant to convey frustration over the lack of progress in current trade negotiations between Washington and Tokyo, he surely made his point.
While Mr. Slabolepszy rails furiously against the innocent and Mr. Kani conveys September's dignity, intelligence and frustration, Mr. Flynn's position is less clear.
Dainyl shrugged, conveying frustration and helplessness with the position in which he found himself.
Still, through weary expressions and occasional curt responses, they have conveyed the complexity and frustration of the task before them.
Cornel has one of the sweetest falsettos of any Jamaican vocalist and uses it often to convey frustration, soul or despair.
Don't beat the air unless you want to convey anger or frustration.
The primary unit here produces irrational vocalizations intended to convey frustration.
His expression conveyed angry frustration and reluctant pride.